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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-03
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In spite OF the rise OF many dressmakers
In Paris who have certain hold on the
fashionable world for space and VINO
threaten the supremacy OF the CHEZ cor
ner stone OF fashion, NJ. Worth remains,
as he has for nearly twenty five years, at
the head. Parisians are never tired OF
telling stories Of his wealth, his luxury
and bis caprices. As 10 his whims, he
could give a prima donna points. Not
long ago customer went TO him whom
ne kept on her feet for two hours walking
up and down and posing before him,
while he draped all manner OF fabrics
about her shoulders, pinned and unpinned'
experimental with numerous comoina-
tions. and finally flung everything down,
declared he was not in the mood for com
position and, ceiling her to wait, went
out and banged the door. After
some three-quarters OF an hour he
returned. Whether he had been
asleep or had had luncheon she
never knew, but he came back fresh
and buoyant and declared he had an idea
at last. Then he took lace and brocade
and velvet, experimental bit, made her
walk up and down while his assistant
played the "Inyitation to the Waltz" on
the piano, and finally dashed at her,
whirled everything about into different
position and said: MADAME, ] have dis
covered You at last. You are the Invita-
ton TO the Waltz" She went home ex-
hausted and raging, but she admits the
gown was, when il came home, "a dream
II he does not know anything about
woman he generally refuses to dress her
at all He prefers 20 make only for dis
tinguished people but even with these he
is perfectly arbitrary. One will say, Il
want une robe princesse with bouifants
Louis XIV" He replies, dryly: Il receive
instructions from no one. Idress madame.
/ shall make Louis XIII skirt, with Me
dici bodice aud collar and she takes that
or doesn't get anything If she suggests
red. he is sure to make il blue If she says
velvet is most becoming 70 me, " he re-
plies, II shall make you superb corsage
Of satin An actress went 20 him the
other day and asked for a pearl gray
costume "For what do You take meF
he cried. "Gris perle is no longer worn;
shall not make it Of gray When she in
sisted be simply showed her the door. -
New York World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-03
NEW YORK AND THE DEMOCRACY

Democrats who do not understand the
immense significance of party success in
New York in relation to the next presi-
dental fight cannot see tie reason for
such fierce contest as that being waged
over the District Attorneyship, for which
Office Colonel Fellows represents the De
mocracy and Mr.. De Lancey Nicoll the
Republicans. The Herald says
Mayor Hewett, speaking with the au-
tbority becoming to the Mayoralty, takes
decisive step in the canvass. II IS rath-
er an unusual circumstance for our mu-
nicipal chief magistrate to express an
opinion in regard to merely local cam
paigu, but Mr.. Hewett does so with
trenchant force and in spirit to be COM
mended."
Perhaps it is not in the line of Mr..
Clevelands ideal perfection of official
duty that mayor of New York should
thus step from the court to the stump, as
il were, but Mr.. Cleyelands friends will
remember that New York city is in fact
the pivotal point of the great battle OF
1888.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-03
TO DIE FOR FALSE PRINCIPLES.

We reviewed in full yesterday the
course the Anarchists trial being
as we were certain that the SUI
preme Court would decide as an
announced afterwards. The facts were
plain thai justice had been administered
according TO correct law, and whether a
State Court or Federal one preserves that
line the power of the law cannot be de-
stroyed.
The threats Of violence and revenge
that came from some of the Anarchists
have cut of the last possible path of es-
cape, as it is quite certain that If the Gov
ernor of Illinois could be weak enough to
commute the punishment of the con-
demned men he would not do it in the
face of threat. Besides all this, the An
archists in this country can never claim
the desperate courage that inspired the
murderers of a tyrannical emperor.
They are not only deceased in their
ideas, but are simply a set of pestilent
vermin for whom the law ought to watch
with the intention of repeating the ex-
ample of Chicago. But it is likely that
the cowardly act of the bomb throwers
will be followed by a general scuttling
away OF the other Anarchists into their
holes. And people need not fear the
threats of the survivors.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-03

The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has decided in the case Of the New
Albany and Chicago Railroad Company
In pro rating with other roads 1t carried
grain at lower rate for long than for
a short haul. The commission decides
that there is no violation Of law, as the
Louisville, New-Albany and Chicago
does not control the through rates, and
has to conform TO them or lose the bust
ness; and, moreover, its own compensa-
ton on the pro rata mileage basis is
greater from Indianapolis to Michigan
City than from from Frankfort to South
Wanatsh, or for the longer than for the
shorter distance.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-03

"L<t me say ons 'oord about The Anarch-
ists of Caicago You remember that in 1775
the people Of Boston mrer tie British tea
orsrboard into Boston harbor, and for ding
50 they rere calltd patriots. On the 1lh Of
his month seuen men are 10 be hung ia
Chicago for endeocoring TO maintain their
principles, and their acts are called o crime. y
-JosEpH DEvrSE, PRESIDENT OF THE
ALLIANCE CLUB.
II Mr. Devine's words mean anything
they mean sympathy with the miscreants
condemned 10 the scaffold for organizing
a plan of wholesale assassination. Mr.. De
vine has been before the police court
more than once, and cannot be expected
personally to cherish patriotic and
conservative respect for the law. But
his words involve his associates and the
candidates whom the Alliance Club and
other Reform Republican coalitions sup
port.
The quality of Mr.. Joseph Deyine's
opinions must certainly reflect the senii-
ments Of his associates, and in this con-
nection they mean something very i'm
portant in the political affairs of the
city. II Anarchists are extolled in the
same class with revolutionary patriots,
and bombs put ON the same footing with
the tea thrown overheard at Boston,
then there is something more serious in
the issue between Democrats and Re
publicans than we have been confronted
with even in the worse days of Malone
rule when the citizens of Danyillc were
accused of massacre" because they
would not calmly submit to outrage.
Perhaps Mr. Joseph Devine has dan
eerous force behind such brute idiocy
and the people of Richmond will do well
to take timely warning and. decide the
question between ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and Democracy at the polls next Tues
day
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-03

Mr.. De Lesseps now promises that his
canal will be opened on February 3, 1890,
and the Newly ork Times remarks that such
a canal cannot be opened on the Panama
isthmus In 1890. and it is not clear that 1t
can be constructed on the route which
the company has selected, even II twenty
years and a sum Of three times as great
as that which was extracted from France
by Germany should be consumed in the
work.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-03
MODERN WISDOM.

A good conscience is the best divinity.
Nothing shows greater abjectness Of spirit
that a naughty dameanor oward interiors.
Many men claim to be firm in their princi-
pies when really they are only obstinate in
their prejudices
Ingratitude IS. Of an crimes, what In our
selves We account the most veniai-in others
the most objectionable.
Experience is a good school, but 1t keeps
ms too long. and the tuition bills are too
costly for a fellow who is in hurry for a
diploma.
A moderate understanding, with diligent
and well directed application, will go much
farther than a more lively genius attended
with that impotence and inattention which
too often accompany quick parts.
Though years bring with them wisdom,
yet there is one lesson the aged seldom learn,
namely, the management Of youthful feel
ings. Age is all head, youth all heart age
reasons, youth is under the dominion OF hope.
A pair Of bright eyes with dozen glances
suflices 10 subdue a man, and 10 enslave him,
and 10 inhame, 20 make him even forget,
they dazzle him so that the past becomes
straightway dim 10 him; and he SO prizes
them that be would give all his life 70 possess
them
1t is no wonder if he who reads, conyerses
and meditates improves in knowledge. By
the first man converses with the dead, by
the second with the living, and by the third
with himself; so that he appropriates to him
self all the knowledge which can be cot from
those who have lived and from those no"
alive.-Nsw York Mail and Express
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-03

The poison conveyed by the human
teeth is one of the most annoying that a
physician ever has 10 deal with. \ chewed
ear or nose is months healing, where a
more important wound inflicted by an in
strument would readily yield to simple
remedies. have had under my attention
severe and most complicated cases of
blood poisoning, in which the patient had
but slightly abraded the hand in the course
Of fight By striking his knuckles against
the teeth Of his opponent | have known
hands thus poisoned only saved from am
putation by the application OF all the re-
sources Of science Tobacco or whisky, or
disarrangement Of the stomach from many
other causes, may be responsible for this
poisonous condition Of the teeth, and am
not prepared to say that a man with good
health and a clean, sweet mouth would
convey this poison, but ! can only speak
of the frequency Of this class Of cases and
the difficulty Of attending them success
fully. DIR \. G. Robinson.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-03
4 Vow RnsIness Enterprise.

The Chicago Mail has learned that an
enterprising man IN Chicago proposes to
procure tin boxes just large enough TO
hold an ordinary sandwich, piece Of pie, 4
flask Of coffee and Chinese napkin lie
will fill light wagon with them, and at
n certain hour-the lunch hour-will de-
liver to his patrons box and contents for
the sum Of fifteen cents. He says his
scheme is working, that be has secured
over 800 subscribers. As rapidly as his
business increases he Will put ON more
wagons. New York Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-03
A Defense of Gambling.

A San Francisco gambler has written
to The Examiner an able letter IN de-
tense OF his business, and ends with this
chunk Of wisdom: putting aside the
question Of what it costs TO learn pro
fession, who, ask, confers the greatest
benefits on the world, the lawyer or the
professional gamblers The latter I'M
questionably For the lawyer gets his
wealth from people who are commonly
accounted wise, while the gambler makes
a precarious livelihood from those who
are universally conceded 70 be fools, and
in curing folly hold myself 10 be the
moral superior Of him who discourages
wisdom. New York sun
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-03
Dictator Barillos of Guatemala has

Dictator Barillos of Guatemala has
stamped out the last revolution by catch
ing all the chiefs and shooting them in
the most approved Central American
fashion, which has long been character
lied by prompt and bloody vengeance
on the weaker party.
Barillos, in his turn, will doubtless
share the fate of his own victims, as he
is open to the charge of usurping with
military power all the rights of the re-
public.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-03

Those who affect the English style OF
riding will be interested in the story OF
Broncho Bill and Red Shirt at an En-
glish hunt. Though they had never been
In English saddles they heightened the
stirrups, mounted, and over very rough
country led the field to the finish, taking
everything in the way and not avoiding
q single leap.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-03

Governor Hill Of New York has made
a speech in Brooklyn in which he ably
reviews the acts OF President Cleveland.
He strikes the keynote when he calls
unnecessary taxation robbery and de-
msnds the removal of war taxes. 1t is a
sound criticism to srraign the Republican
party as the party of monopoly and its
councils controlled by few rich men.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-03
Another Health Resort.

Las Parmas, on the northeast coast Of
Grand Canasy, long known as one of the
most beautiful and populous towns of the
Canaries, is now extolled for its advant-
ages as a health resort, its invigorating
air being attributed to the special in
huence Of the trade wind in that locality.
New York Star.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-03

The arrest of O'Brien under such cir
cumstances as to make the court a regular
Donnybrook fair has heated the Irish
temper intensely. Mr.. Dillon pronounc-
ed the arrest an outrage.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-03

The question of constitu,ionality of the
Prohibition law Of Kansas now before the
United States Supreme Court turns on the
fact that the law destroys the value Of
property and investments In various
branches of the liquor business.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-03

A factory owner in Brooklyn claims TO
have sold 5000, 900 pounds Of licorice last
year 10 a tobacco firm.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-03

The Virginia peanut crop is estimated
at 1000. 1000 bushels.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-03

e~- The TIMES will be mailed TO your al
dress while out Of the city at SOc. per month.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-03

The terrible disaster to that steamer on
the lake reminds every one who has been
on those inland seas how the traveller is
astounded at the clumsy style of the
steamers, especially the propellers, which
are the safest.
They actually look like the big trans
portation barges in New York harbor
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-03

The Journalist publishes a fine portrait
of Oliver Wendell Holmes and his "Dedi-
cation poem on the Shakespeare Memoir
ial Fountain"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-03
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